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Norway
Cat & Ferret Regulations
Vaccinations
Cats and ferrets must meet Norway/EU rabies rules. Microchip identification is required before rabies vaccination. A minimum 21-day wait applies after primary vaccination before entry. For movements from certain non-listed third countries, a rabies antibody titration test is required in addition to vaccination (see official guidance).
Note: Tapeworm (Echinococcus) treatment requirements in Norway apply to dogs only.
- Pet must be identified with a microchip before rabies vaccination.
- Valid rabies vaccination compliant with EU rules; at least 21 days must pass after the primary vaccination before entry.
- If arriving from a non-listed third country, a rabies antibody titration test (performed at an approved laboratory) is required in addition to vaccination; follow the timing and waiting-period rules in the official guidance.
Certifications
Cats and ferrets traveling from EU/EEA countries may use a valid EU Pet Passport documenting microchip and rabies vaccination.
- EU Pet Passport completed by an authorized veterinarian is accepted.
- Ensure passport includes microchip ID and rabies vaccination details.
Microchip
Pet must be identified with a compliant microchip implanted before rabies vaccination (EU/Norway standard).
Origin Requirements
No origin-specific requirements for this pet.
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Svalbard to mainland Norway
Special rules apply when traveling with pets from Svalbard to mainland Norway. Review the Norwegian Food Safety Authority guidance before travel.
Interactive checklist
Use the Norwegian Food Safety Authority's interactive guide to confirm requirements for your route and pet.